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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-12-15

The Jackson Daily Assassin doesn't
seem to know that Hon. Jefferson Da
Wis is not a native Mississippian
which reminds us of a gushy member
Of the Legislature who was called on
for a speech during the legislative ex-
eursiOn to the Coast two years ago
and displayed the same ignorance.
His biegraphers say Mr.. Davis was
born in Todd county, Kentucky.
B.. T. Hobbs, of the LEADER, has a
very iaudable desire to relieve Col.
Price Porter of his Onerous duties as
Secretary of the Senate. There are
others prompted by the same kindly
spirit towards Col. Porter, among
whom are w. T. Ratliff, of Kinds, E.
NJ Barber, of Claiborne, and A. H
Jayne, ESQ.,, of jackson, but none are
more earnest in their desire TO dogood
than Bro. Hobbs, and the election
IF no one would please the people so
vel as Hobbs Wesson 4rgosy
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Death Usaaiiy Comes Like Gsns,e
Mn N her.

OFTEN RI sr1Ats Oh IAPRRCGPnBIY AND soHRffnm
rHs SENSATIONS or the DYING Akn PLEASANT.
commonly fatal disease has certain benumb.
ing effect on the nerves, 50 that the DYING suffer
very little. writes DR.. 7. L Cuyler. suca has been
my observation. 81 haa not thought, said q GER
tain good man, shat it could be 90 easy 10 de-
Az life ebbs away usually sensibinty TO pain gocs
with IL so gently did certain eminent chemist
breathe his last that teaspoonful OF milk which
he held IN his hand was not even upset; the dead
man heidit STILL Death is very often slow fadins,
out OF the faculties like the coming CO TRANQUIL
twilight The sense VI hearing sometimes remains
intensely acute, so that the dying overhear q
whisper IN the room ''Sbe Is shaking very fast
was whispered by an attendant IN the dying cham
Der OF n goodly woman ''No. no." was the quick
response OF her who had overheard the words
mo- am not sinking. I am In the arms OF my
Savior" The sense OF sight generally weakens In
said 70 his wife: 'set that lamp up closer TO me;
the room seems 10 be growing dark" such were
the sensations or DR.. Adam, The learned principal
OF the Edinburgh High school, who tancied him.
SELF 10 be 10 his school room, and gently muir
INJURED: "Boys &c Is getting dark; you may 60
home" OF deaths on the battle nsld large pro-
portion must be without severe physical agony,
Tor q gunshot wound Is apt 10 numb the senxbill-
ties. When o bullet pierces either the heart or
the brain there can be no pain. PROBABLY our glo-
nous martyr. Abraham Lincoln, t'never knew
what hurt him." Drowning Is far from PAINFUL
Those who have been rcsQscitated tell US that
their sensations were rather exhilaratipg.
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A RESOLUTION THAT BLocKs ruR YRcs scvTsuH %
LAw-sRkAkkks At LcNo ekANcs
dispatch nom Long Branch 70 the New York
zSsos"e says: The present grand jury OF Mon
mouth County on the rst day Of 10 sessaoa Posed
resolution TO the enect that no cssss should Be
acted upon unless the original oomplaipants ap-
peared In the grand jury room. The result has
been that % far co indictments have bcea foand
against the proprietors Of the several nonng
houses az long Branch, although plenty Of evE
dence Is ready, and II looks a. n their ow oev and
managers VIII escape. LAss summer Robert Z
durham, Inc propriei or OF q small gambling tab
nsomsnt on the north aide OF Broadway, near the
oeach was forced TO close his place. he
sssertad That his place would pot have
been sraioed" n &c had not been for the
stand taken against him BY the wealthy gAnblerA
ne secured evidence against the Pennsy wanna
Siun tne elegant gambling house OF which Philip
DAILY Ii the proprietor; the Ocean Club on Broad
way run oy Bulard Whitcompe, and the 'Haipe"
run In the Old Aansion house By Thos Mead and
Henry turner. The prvpnetors OF these places
were arrested and plsrQd under bonds TO await
the ectton OF the grad Jury now sitting. Ever
since the swearing IN " the grand jurors the Wit
neS5es IN these cases have been dancing n.
tendance about the grand Jury room DOR, but
owing 70 the enforcemeni OF the resolution there
has been no evidence given on which true bills can
De found II u probable that complaint viii DO
made 10 supreme Court Justice Parker, who Is
presiding Al the present term The resolution
was offered BY well known LIQUOR dealer of
Ocean township. Of which Long Branch forms .
part
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GROCER M'CURDY,s RAT POISON.

He Puts IL i'm Among His Eggs, and
One of His CustOiners - akiiieu by IL.
PHILADELPHIA, october l4.-Eariy this morning
Mrs Margaret ketLz, aged nfLy-eisht years, WAS
found dead In bed at her home 22O7 North Front
street, and tue police were notified that her death
was due TO poi ,On. An inyestig alton was at once
began, when II was learned INA. on tuesday last
Mul nilail, a boy nvlng at OF North Front
street, purchased from tue sVore or JAS. dcCurdy,
22O4 Front street, five eggs, wnlch were eaten ny
the members OF the hoffman family on "Wednesday
moIhlns. Shortly af.er Lne ne4l, nve nemDers VI
tne iaInt,y, Including Mrs. Margaret keltz,
Augusta nO1inan, lOrty-elsht years VI age; Eva
HOLMAN, Fl lit years, ben. Hoffman, Sax years
taAen IN. Tuey vonlited Considerable. and were
greatly Frustrated. Several ply aictdns were
Called IN, anu, alter prescribing Tor tne patieats
announced that all were suffering Irom arseAicai
An o. the family, with the exception Of Mrs.
Reitz, improved gradually, Tut she Was greatly
weaker until some Lline This morning, when sue
exp.red. Sue Wa, found dead IN Ucd W one " Inc
family.
Poice Lieut. Scott on learning the particulars
calied on McCurday, from wno.n Tue eggs were
purchased ana ne stated mat ne Aept his
greatly with rats Tor some time past In order 70
It'd hlInsell OF Lue NUISANCE, udd taken several
eggs: n.led them with arsenic, aud placed tnein
Ia the Ddrreio WITH Tue OLheIG Mr. McCui-
dy also Stated InaL he had nULlncu
us einpoyes that the eggs containing
inc droenlc were In Win the O.ner eggs, anu
Cautioned them TO De careful II Was learned
Ny Lieut.. ScoLL during his tAvesus alton that MIR.
lonuian's lainliy were ~ tae haOit VI purchasing
Cracheu eggs from MrU urdy. On Tuesday, wuen
Tue 10Y Gained at tue sore and asked iOr cracked
eggs, harold Bonner, Clerk, directed hiln W 70
me cellar and get tuen Uul VI barrel. He
Old Was dlrecurd. THIS Is now The POISON got
inIO Tue eggs and aIIerward poisoned tEJse VINO
partOOk Lntln.
McCuruy was taken into custody and will be
neid W await the result VI corners lnveatiga-
Liun, which will 0e head tO-niurroW morning. Ine
hour DINER pallets are Hucn Improved aud are
pronounced OuL Oh danger.
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NIdma
Washington stock Exchange.

TIE following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange uoted tod ":
Y g. 4hs 1891: coupons: 1917. bid. 1851 asked
a iiS %Is "a issi I'D coin asS os ''t LED;
1909 ask; ask; y, per. iMp: e. 1891. currency.
town railroad bonds ,2l5 bil. 228 asked. Aetro-
pontAn ttAirosd ..cck, 10 bid. lUS asAed. WASH
poiitxn INSURANCE, 20 bid. Columbil Insuramc.,
l44 xsked. Bank Of Washington. 315 bid. srmers'
aud Mechanics Bank. GEORGETOWN. i63 bid 1917
asked Heal Estate Title Insurance Co., LIS did
CnsssreaAs anu Potomac le. hone Co, so bid.
81 % asked. Washington Gas Cu. bonds 1lDa bid.
l2lA asked. Central National Bank. 200 Lld, rs
Insurance, 81. bid. National safe Depost Co., 100 bid
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ADDITIONAL CLERICAL FORCE NEEDED.
Three Divorces GRANTED.
TIE CASES OF AAvoy. GOLDEN. AND MULLoY DIS
POSED OF.

Judge Merrick to-d.,, .ranled o decree OF divorce
In the case OF Alice V. McAvoy agt. Samuel Nc
Avoy on the ground OF his cruel treatment and en-
dangertng her lie and health, and the decree also
gives her the right to resume her maiden name of
GosS They were married In April, 1885, In Balti.
more and she states that he deserted her after In
humanity treating her, and she believes he Is now
10 California. Mr. 7. b. higgins appeared for
plaintiff.
A decree OF divorce was also made by Judge Mer-
rick, dlv0rc1ng Sallie b. Golden from Harry H. Col.
den on the grounds OF ns rrue and ipHuintn treat
ment, endanyerng her health and lie, ana the he
crte gives her the right to re ,une her maiden
name OF Hoover. The Oil In this sets out that
they were married Sep ember 10, 1855, by Rev. e.
W. Baldwin, after short acquaintance, ne repre-
senting himself as well-to-dO actor, and she
Charges that he refused TO contribute TO her sup
port, and elt her Dec .nDer LIST, ruiIOwtng saying
he would not return, for he thought she Was rich
widow, but I0und that she had no money or prop
erty. MI. Z. Darlington appeared IN this case.
Judge Merrick also made Il decree In the case OF
Elizabeth Muloy agL John X. Mulloy, on the
ground of habitual drunkenness and Tor cruel and
innuinan treatment. They were married January
IL, 1876, by Rev. W. T. Van DOren. and lived to
gether I'LL May 10. 1850, when he deserted her,
having treated her with great cruity. and, on the
day he left, he sold the furniture, telling her she
could 20 where she pleased
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Her HusbAs,d,s Letter.

There are few aesthetic men who use square,
tinted envelopes and affect q feminine hand even
In business letters. "By some mistake" says Q
married man, lone OF that kind was sent TO my
house the other day instead OF my once. When !
went home that evening the letter WAS laid on my
plate at the table and my wafe In the dump& She
had been crying. lopened the letter and was an
noyed ny It's contents slowly tore u up into
little pieces aud threw tnen on the door. My
WIFE, with more color In her lace IMAM IKE 70 see
said: I'm see who tuis woman Ia and, picking w
tue pieces, she carried tuem " her room, and II
the end VI an hour managed 70 get the letter 70
gelher and read: 'Uear blr-As my son Ii going
into the insurance business on the urst Of ne /
month, shall, hereafter, place my business In his
hanas' had IL bee0 winter, and Mad thrown tue
letter into the nre, would not have been able TO
SQuarr IL Wllnln 4 week."
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Paris Correspondence London Telegraph.

Paris Correspondence LONDON Telegraph.
The tables were nicely turned ~ Montreun on
sunday on an intending thief and murderer BY an
Old lady who had house to let in that suburb OF
Paris For several days past the house OF Nine.
Leon who is seventy seven years OF age, has been
visited by stranger who professed 10 be about 70
take IL. on sunday this man, finding Nine. Leon
alone In the house. PRETENDED TO Close with her
about the rent, and expressed wish TO have just
one look at the upper rooms Of the building. She
Immediately led the way upstairs, and after she
had assembled q few steps the soidisant tenant
seized her from behind. put pistol 70 her throat,
and told her TO give up her keys.
Mme Leon apparently tainted away, but when
she found that the robber was busy rfiing her
retaire sne managee ~ Sssw. ny 70 M,nH9S ana 20
dead with light, was thunderstruck, and lied
down stairs He was too late 70 escape, tor the
and his progress was barred by bowling crowd
OF men aud women, who held him until tue police
came up.
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the Uncertainty 81 Life.

From the AIUNny JOufnAI, UEt. u.
story Is told concer ming the late Congressman
Kane illustrating Lne uncertainties OF lite. When
Mr.. Kane lay NJ the point OF death al his home In
West Troy, Mr. Isaac Keith, . furniture dealer OF
Troy, called upon him. MI. Keith was Q large,
well built, rusged-faced man, and "a he stood at
the bedside Of Mr. Kane the latter remarked: "Ike,
I would give All my wealth n could he neaAluy
and rugged As you are" Nj. keith returned "
tbs n0..ir, and SOou alter Was stricken down with
q malignant type " typhoid lever. On the day
taat CONGRESSMAN Kane wAs buried NJ. KeiLn
died.
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Tbs most successful boy buHlars Organization
that the Boston police have ever discovered has
been broken up BY the arrest NJ the Highlands OF
nearly all It's members A special dispatch SAYS:
That sscton OF the city has been almost terrorized
the past summer ey series OF twenty-five or more
burglarieS all Of them skillfully planned and
attention Of the police was direcssd 70 . ,oisi
organization known the Taber Club, which
Gceupied iarge room In . tenement house on
WIN. Murray. Is In Jan and on Tae-dsy he viii BE-
brought 20 the koxbury district court. charged
VITA vita teS oars.aries The vice-presideo. Geo y
at the Dudley street station. He II held on
suspician OF burglary. ana II charged VITA
ployer, julius Lttaner. Ex-socretary FranS i.
Bedard IL at the Ctlres STREET jail and no an
VIM scully, John r. Barron, and Frank Barron.
members Of the club. One Is spending the season
In Montreal Tor fear OF arrest Tor buryiary. Ths
sO%s ~ the ~: sss sss
adorned with t.'.s, clubs, siung -shots sand-bags
aud nash pictures. A big hitting -bag hung trcu
were pled up a lot OF cigar ooKes containing sew.
eral b,.Jdred weeds OF cha ,e brand The most
unique feature OF this mob ub was q common
wants al pleasure. Thu. box was iLsc lied, 'foI
members only"
Tue boys whose age, rane- from thirteen 20
last three months has this box bcen empty, end
then me clubs funds were quickly replenishrd by
two or three successful robberles. The young
rascals spent moaey freely. several times they
visited the theater in o body, hiring tox on each
occasion and enjoying an elaborate supper after.
ward 1he club library was quite extensive.
Among the volumes u contained " re these thrill
ing novels: "Deadwood Dicks Device" s-Sliyer
Mash, the Man OF Mystery" Exit Hsrvroot or Old
Powder Face" corporal Cannon, tae Nan OF
Forty DuelS" "The Pier Detective. or Phus Big
Skirmish-"
Tue police furnish a list OF more than twenty
ro0oeries which they know the boys have com.
United, and they are suspected OF other crimes.
Systematically their work was done. An OF them
are respectfully connected On Tuesday the
youths VIII oe examined In Judge Boisters Court.
Scully u the only mem0vr OF the band who Is out
on ball The oldest, Bedard, who has Just turued
seventeen, Is ducisn young IN an, who wears the
latest Harvard collar and the handsolnest neck
Ties In the district The boys cannot say they
were driven 10 steAl, Is their parents supported
them ail comfort at.y
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View, or a Virginia Ed,,er.


HR THINKS THAT HosTrIIrv 10 MALONE AND HB
METHODS WILL GIVE TRB STATE 10 THE DEMO
GRATIS
Mr. Snowden, editor Of the Alexandria Ga.eae,
in conversation with STAR reporter to-day, said
II don't think there Is really any doubt now OF
democratic success in the State. few weeks ago
did not believe We could win, but there has been
marked change for the better In the temper and
feeling OF the democrats. The disanection has to
democratic legislature. But II Malone were not
In the night or even II ne were to die now the re-
Ganone and Ss methods Win give the
the State, as many republicans Will vote with US
rather than make Malone senator again"
Local Notes.
Mrs Ellen Doyle, who keeps o grocery and
liquor store on street, between 4th aud Sth
streets northwest, Was before the Police Court to
day. She pleaded guilty, and requested Q post
ponement OF sentence. which was granted.
members embarrassed by the loss 81 horses and
stock, and the promotion OF agriculture and stock
Raising, has nied certificate or Incorporation
with Bryan MeCullen, tr., John T. Wiozette and
In the item about dead baby found in bundle
OF clothes In The STAB few days ago the number
OF the h,use should have been 2l7 d street. not
From Shillington's we have the November
number OF the Young Ladies' Journal
fund have not heretofore been published: Petit &
Dnpps, f25, z. K. Ward, SIS; through s. 7. q.
Morseil, s36; through Geo. I. bearing, %.
by Detectives Malungly and W heeler iOr emDez-
cling SIS from his employer. q. +. Swift Co.,
pleaded guilty TO the charge In the Police court
to-day, and was committed TO jail " await the
action OF the grand jury.
John Murray, the grocer at the corner Of 18th
and Boundary streets, was lined sos and costs W
Judge Smell to-day for keeping an unlicensed bar.
Appeal noted.
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Chicago Markets.
The Courts.

CRIMINAL COUBT-Ju0Qe COZ.
To-day, Geo. Camphor, alias Taylor, houseDreak-
ing IN the night; pleaded guilty: Lewis Williams
policy; aolie pros Paul F. Daymard, petit lar,
months In the Albany Penitentiary. Mich. Green,
larceny (appeaD; jury discharged; unable to agree
POLICE CoURr-yjud0p Snetl.
or Is days Edward Jones violating the police
regulations; $3or daya Daniel Long. disorderly
conduct; s. or Is days VIM Shorter colored, yi0-
smith, profanity; IS or dayA Edward Grant,
colored, disordafly conduct Ia county; do WIN.
shorter, disorderly conduct; personal bonds.
Robert Chase, do; IS collateral forfeited
PROBATE CoURT@Jud0e Meyrick
To-day, estate or May E Byrnes: letters OF ad-
rAinistration issued to D. OO. Oallaghan; bond,
$500. Estate OF samuel + Watson; letters issued
70 solomon @. Brown; bond, 41O0 Estate OF Maria
Miller; letters issued to sarah Kins;ow; bond,
4AO0. Estate OF David L. Morrison; letters issued
TO Joshua Btggs, w. +. Mattingly, B. II. Warner,
and Albert r. Fox; bond, $3.50, 900 Estate OF
Spencer F. Baird; letters t1sued to Mary Helen
Ohurchilt Baird and Lucy Hunter Baird; bond,
$500 Estate OF Michael Flynn; viii Med Estate
nom Prince Georges County, Nd, filed. Estate
In Re Paul L tate; Pauline n. Fate appointed
guardian; bond, $1,000 Estate Of Ellen Oheary;
Nora O'Leary appointed administrators; bond,
Sl0OO Estate q 4. n Nullets; petitiOn Of Minnie
Il. Auilett for letters flled. Estate OF Rosa A.
6chnier; lettef3 issued 70 W. L. NayiOr; bond.
600 Estate OF Mary A. Cation: letters issued 70
Mary Cation; bond. 500
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eal0en.Keepsrs Muss Go.
TIE MLa0Ns on MISSOURI DECIDE NOT no FkIIowsniP

several years ago the Masonic Grand Lodge OF
Missouri enacted law foroidding lodges TO accept
a. members any persons engaged In the saloon
business The Law was practically Q dead leftss
until three months ago. when the grand raster L.
sued circular calling attention 10 n and notify.
ing all lodges that the law must be enforced.
Several lodges got nd OF their saloon-keeper3,
others refused TO do 30, and two lodges In Ut.
Louis had their charters revoked The grand
lodge Is In session ut st. Louis now, and melnberu
OF Tue fraternity have apxously awaited their 30
ton on the saloon-keeper question. Yesterday
the grand lodge decided 20 sustain the action Of
the grand master. The law Will be enforced and
all saloon Keepers must 20.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6leglanS 10 The Star.
The Large Sprague Mill n Baltic.
Conn.,, Burned This Morning.

wLLIxANrlC, CONN.,, october lathe large
sprague nve-story stone mill, 1000 BY 500 feet,
a. Baltic, Conn.,, was totally wrecked by rre this
morning. Fire was discovered by the Waterman
1t 2:3O In the card-room, on the third story. but
the cause Is unknown. Tue mill was built In 1887
by Amasa and william Sprague. Latterly IT WAS
operated on lease by II. L. AId1ch CO., or PrOvt-
dence, the parties making cotton cloth. Nine
hundred hands are thrown out OF employment.
Loss estimated at 81, soc, 900. The gas works In
the rear were also destroyed
The nre was discovered by the night watchman
after It had gained considerable Roadway In the
card-roOm. Instead Of making useless EFFORTS 70
eN'1nguish tue name, he ran 10 the alarln-oox:
By the time aid arrived the nrSt door was well
aiire. lne min Was we'll supplied with force
pumps and hose, and they were at once set 70
work, while the steam IRE engine OF the town
was finally got into working order. The ef-
forts to suDdue the flames were unavattfng,
and they spread like wildnre through the upper
stories. The water supply failed before the flames
had gained full heauway, Tor the lail Of The nrst
floor disabled the mill nydrants. By O'Clock the
main building aud the Two additions had all been
reduced 70 ruins
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sHk uosf-eoun ocnstsoa AND sas soyooff %
nsw voak nBvRApEl
The GenerHl Assembly q the Knagst. Of Lasos
Thufsday morning rscstvsd Communication IRON
District Assembly eos OF England ASKING that q
man b ss,sctsa froa among the Anguish Kn,shss
10 - veseed with the neocsAAry authority 20 srs
In cass % disputes between employers and en-
ployeA n Was asked that this ofnciAl assume the
functions Of the general ofnceu when the circum-
stances make n tmpossiole 70 place betore them
vxs fefecfed % TIE proper committee.
commentaries rom the Canadian Knights
reQuesftnG fhf Appointment % Q legislative com.
mittee Of three Tor Canada referred 20 the com.
mittee on legislation A communication wss read
from the Philadelphia longshoremen complaining
and requesting that the order sustain the Phla
phia assembly In their sclSoa In the matter.
Tbs etGht-hOur question In the cigar trade was
brought up The sentiment of the CONVENTION was
that g eight hours d the rule q the Interuation
ctssr-nakers' Union &C would not b right FOG
trade 10 work Longer hours and give O bsck-set &C
the good WORK 10 THE direction already accom-
plished- II Was decided not 70 issue The label "a
thoss Who work longer hourS
After the afternoon session the prces committee
reported that there was nothing 20 divulge 20 the
Afternoon proceedings but q Is stated that the
convention "Wednesday afternoon voted 20 coa-
unue the boycott on the New YORK sAsn- The mat
ter came up In the shape OF . rcsoutioo fron Dts
tr1ct Assembly q, OF Mes lork city, TIE memb.r-
ship OF which 10 composed Of printer aud other
smployes Of newspapers oiiioss asking that the
boycott instituted some time ago o. . conference
OF thirteen OF fourteen distsct assemblies sgsipss
the Sion be declared null and void AIser . uvsAy
oeoeie the resolution wAs tabled